Mingster

This bloke is talking nonsense. If he's selling prohormones take your trade elsewhere.

Calm down people. It's the internet.

I, personally, wouldn't administer testosterone. I have it prescribed and have a shot every 10-12 weeks administered by a nurse. Self administering has several pitfalls, not the least of which is successfully sourcing accurately dosed testosterone for the next forty years or so.

After going to my GP and getting bloods done. Then, if necessary, an endo referral.

I'm unsure where this 'the higher the test the better I'll feel' thinking comes from but it isn't the case. Your doctor is correct to be happy with your levels. As said, they are on the high side as it is. I'd be looking for other solutions to improve the way you're feeling. Then again, if you want to run a cycle - crack on, but don't expect it to make you feel any better.

I was probably at my peak when I was 40. I had strength and size and, most importantly, the knowledge and experience to get the most from my training, diet, and recuperation. Make the most of the next 5-10 years, as it's a slow but steady decline after that

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As far as I know there's only Swole, myself, and Pscarb these days. Paul has had his health issues but has been posting recently.

What do you mean by 'active'.

Anyone using ugl test for self prescribed trt is abusing the drug. No-one actually knows the amount of test these products contain from batch to batch, and lab to lab. Good luck on finding an accurately dosed ugl to keep you going for the next 40 years or so.

For most people, yes it is. The more cycles you do the more unlikely it will become.

It wasn't in the gym mate. I was up a ladder that misbehaved

I guess what I'm trying to say is that you have the means to succeed within yourself already. Anything on top of that is handy but not essential. Get it done

150mg test a week should be more than enough to make steady progress from where you are at the moment. This, I suspect, is your major issue. W all have to accept that lifting, and gaining a bit of muscle, is a long, painful process. There's no real short cuts, and no comfortable way to achieve this. Decent test levels are nice but not essential to this. There are countless studies showing people with low test can build muscle. I've been on prescribed trt for 8 years now and my trough levels are often single figures but I still make progress. Prior to my trt my test levels were found to be 'undetectable' and, although I have no idea how long I had been that way, I still carried more muscle than most. Then again, I've been training for 38 years solid. Strong mentality is the greatest tool in a lifters bag. The ability to train for 3 or 4 hours every week, thoughtfully and progressively, for year after year after year is the secret to gaining and maintaining muscle. And you have to do this whether you feel good or bad, up or down. It's brutal and it's relentless, but it's what you need to succeed regardless of levels of testosterone. The only thing you need to do before returning to the gym is....Clear your head. Make a plan and get on with it. If you stick to it you will gradually become encouraged and results will follow.

I'm nearly 60 with three knackered discs lol. If you want to lift you'll find a way.